Sentence examples for without competence from inspiring English sources

We are witnessing a federation without a state, but how can it be cohesive and effective without competence to override the nation state, to constrain as well as enlarge national mentalities; and how can it be legitimate without a we-feeling and a sense of finalité that can provide the necessary foundation for collective European decision-making?

Williams says, DUH, JUDICIAL SYSTEM because of the whole Constitution thing and also mentions that when it comes to getting convictions, the military tribunals are the Tsarnaev Brothers of justice, pinheaded in their aggression but without competence or accomplishment.

But they did not object to integration demands of language skills on family-reunified spouses per se, as that would help immigrants by preparing them for education or the labour market – helping them avoid a fate of "standing without competences, hidden away in a ghetto" (Kristensen & Krag, 2010).

Hence they can be mastered by a child otherwise without linguistic competence and they can be known without presupposing other parts of our theory.

His ousting in 2007 by Mr Beckstein, the state's interior minister, and Erwin Huber, who became party chairman, subtracted charisma without adding competence.

Without this competence, children feel incapable of mastering the many challenges with which they will be confronted in their lives.

Without this competence health practitioners can easily fall prey to errors of diagnosis, inappropriate and poor treatment [ 14].

(3) Further, we found that mental health problems increased help-seeking from all health-service providers, also providers without special competence in the mental health area.

In her paper examining mental capacity using an anthropological approach, Doorn [ 32] argues that the available literature focuses on criteria for the assessment of competence without elaborating on what it is to be competent or incompetent to make a decision.

It is especially worrying if it is possible both to graduate without any GP/FM competence and subsequetly set up a practice in a country without a mandatory vocational training program.

Part of the answer is to realize that decisions can be decentralized even without shifting competences away from Brussels.